Screen layout

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		+	==Screen Resolution under Fedora 19==
		+	edit /etc/default/grub
		+	add 'vga=...' option to parameter GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX and run:
		+	grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg
	==One column display==		==One column display==
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	WorkPlace_Right.ToDoWindow.Width = '''None''' | Normal | Full		WorkPlace_Right.ToDoWindow.Width = '''None''' | Normal | Full
	If this parameter is specified, the screen can look like that:		If this parameter is specified, the screen can look like that:
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		+	'''WorkPlace.ToDoWindow.Width = None'''
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		+	[[File:ToDoWindow_None.png]]
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		+	'''WorkPlace.ToDoWindow.Width = Normal'''
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		+	[[File:ToDoWindow_Normal.png]]
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		+	'''WorkPlace.ToDoWindow.Width = Full'''
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		+	[[File:ToDoWindow_Full.png]]

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Current revision as of 13:32, 11 February 2016

The screen layout is created automatically according to a client configuration. Nevertheless there are some parameters, which can modify it a bit.

Contents 1 Screen resolution 2 Screen Resolution under Fedora 19 3 One column display 4 Hiding of operation window 5 To Do Message in a dedicated window

Screen resolution

The screen resolution is optimized to use the whole screen. So if the resolution is changed, the screen layout has more space to place its elements there. The screen layout can be changed in the file /etc/grub.conf by a parameter "vga=<mode_number>" at the end of "kernel" line:

vga mode numbers available

Color depth	640x480	800x600	1024x768	1280x1024
256 (8bit)	769	771	773	775
32000 (15bit)	784	787	790	793
65000 (16bit)	785	788	791	794
16.7 Mill.(24bit)	786	789	792	795

Screen Resolution under Fedora 19

edit /etc/default/grub
add 'vga=...' option to parameter GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX and run:
grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

One column display

If there are more than 3 operations of a type PartCheck, RackPartCheck, Serial, CableCheck or Measurement, then the screen layout is devided into two columns. In this case the windows of each operation are shorter. Sometimes it is needed to display the full windows even there are more operations. It is possible to specify, that the screen shouldn't be devided by the following parameter:

WorkPlace.OneColumnDisplay = Yes | No
WorkPlace_Right.OneColumnDisplay = Yes | No

Hiding of operation window

It is possible to hide the operation window by a parameter:

Operation.name.NoWindow = Yes | No

It is possible to use it for operations which doesn't need to be displayed in the dedicated window as for example serial numbers. Usage of this feature can make more space on the screen for other operations.

To Do Message in a dedicated window

The "To Do Message" (recomendation how to continue) can be displayd in a dedicated window at the bottom of a client screen.

WorkPlace.ToDoWindow.Width = None | Normal | Full
WorkPlace_Right.ToDoWindow.Width = None | Normal | Full

If this parameter is specified, the screen can look like that:

WorkPlace.ToDoWindow.Width = None

WorkPlace.ToDoWindow.Width = Normal

WorkPlace.ToDoWindow.Width = Full